OPSWAT Headquarters Featured in Toyota Ad
Some fun news! Toyota recently featured OPSWAT's San Francisco headquarters in their U.S. photo ad campaign for the 2017 Toyota Corolla:
Source: Official Toyota Website
In the above photo, part of Toyota's 2017 Corolla photo gallery, you can see the front of our office with the original brick facing that dates to the building's construction, the sleek front door, and the redesigned metal stairs. This shot shows off our building's mix of a classic industrial look with a modern aesthetic.
A big thank you goes to my wife, architect Shira Schapira, for designing our headquarters! She did a great job of redesigning the current OPSWAT building, which is more than a century old, and she spearheaded the renovation when OPSWAT moved in.
The Toyota Corolla was first produced in 1966 and went on to become one of the highest-selling cars in the world. I'm excited to see these two strong brands represented together!
View the whole photo gallery here. And if you want to see more of OPSWAT's beautiful headquarters, these blog posts have great photos of the renovation process and the office as it looks today. Or, stop by and see it in person at the OPSWAT Reseller Symposium and Happy Hour!
Photography: Bruce Damonte
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